Alexandria boil water advisory lifted
ALEXANDRIA – The water is safe to drink again in Alexandria. North Glengarry Deputy Mayor Jamie MacDonald tweeted Tuesday afternoon the township had received their […]
Month: March 2015
Mike Scott to undergo heart surgery tonight
CORNWALL – The wait is over for a Cornwall man at the nucleus of an outpouring of community support. Mike Scott is heading to Ottawa […]
Overnight on-street parking restrictions end
CORNWALL – Another sign of spring – leaving the car or truck on the street in Cornwall. Starting overnight tonight (early Wednesday morning) you can […]
Sewer backs up in Cornwall social housing
CORNWALL – Some tenants of a Cornwall social housing complex spent the weekend cleaning up sewage in their basements. A sewer line blocked near the […]
TAG executive director let go
CORNWALL – The Art Gallery (TAG) has parted ways with its executive director. TAG President Wyatt Walsh told a city budget committee earlier this month […]
COLUMN: The benefit of public utilities
SOUTH DUNDAS — The manufactured belief that publicly-owned utilities like Ontario Power Generation, Hydro One, Cornwall Electric or Rideau-St. Lawrence Utilities are for our own […]
CAG gives pledge-signing councillors a pass on 2015 budget
CORNWALL – A city tax watchdog group is giving its pledge-signing members of council somewhat of a pass this year on the budget. Council approved […]
St. Joseph’s keeps the Bishop Cup
CORNWALL – The Bishop Cup will be staying on Cumberland Street. The St. Joseph’s Panthers easily defeated their cross-town rivals – the Holy Trinity Falcons […]
Cornwall passes budget: 2.4% tax increase
CORNWALL – City taxpayers will be saddled with paying an extra $54 on average this fall on their annual municipal tax bill. Cornwall city council […]
Four firefighter positions won’t be hired right away
CORNWALL – The four vacant firefighter positions, which have been vacant since March 2013, won’t be filled very quickly. Coun. Andre Rivette’s motion passed Monday […]